Learning the steps of the Screen Education process begins with experiencing "The Door Scene." This hands-on activity prepares the teachers to teach and students to learn with Screen Ed.
The thoughts of professional filmmakers on the power that filmmaking has, to foster greater literacy and success in life. Share this with your students as they embark on their own filmmaking journey.
Every good movie begins with a good story. After your students experience "The Door Scene," use these segments to guide them through the story development process.
Having a complete story in mind is only the first step. The following segments will help your students properly script and storyboard their films. In the process, they will develop a halo idea of what their film is about and be truly prepared to go into production.
Post-production means putting the pieces together. Here are the basic principles and techniques of editing to guide you through the final re-write of your film - the edit.
The film is complete and now is the time to premier it to the world. These segments guide students through the thrill of exhibiting their work but also the equally important steps of peer review and reflecting on the entire process.
